For a safe and long term solution to get rid of mosquitoes and bed bugs, it is advisable to contact a pest control expert.
cotton
A pest is an animal, an animal that has a habit of making trouble to other plants, or other animals.
no . but they do eat clothes such as fur,silk,cotton etc . they also tend to be a large pest . . but they dont bite,
Pest controller are helpful for controlling the pest and gives pest control solutions. Many services offer pest control features. Pest controller are responsible to remove the pest and other insects by using their effective pest control products and chemicals.
they repel bugs without chemicals, it has more of a pleasant smell that regular cotton, It is hypothesized that the pigments in naturally pigmented cotton fibers are present to provide protection from ultraviolet radiation for the embryonic cotton seeds,
The Boll Weevil infestation is the most serious cotton beetle pest in North America. Funny enough one way to rid of them is by releasing another pest fire ants into the crops.
The cotton gin does not pick the cotton. It separates the cotton fiber from the seeds and other debris
some worms and caterpillars cause damage to cotton plants like the tobacco budworm and bollworm even army worms and cutworms, cotton fleahopper, aphids there are some others but they cause less damage like stinkbugs, ants, lady beetles, damsel bugs, assassin bugs even some spiders and mites
Peasant farmers are effected by pest and diseases like most other farmers. The real negative to the pest invasions and diseases is that peasant farmers do not have the resources to manage the cost of the pest and disease. Also, the profits are affected, resulting in worse conditions compared to other farmers who experience the same conditions.
pest
It is known as a cotton ball with an "a" in ball. However, while still on the plant, is called a cotton boll, as in "boll weevil," an important pest of cotton before the advent of insecticides. After the plant blooms and gets pollinated ("squaring"), the flower closes up and produces its seeds surrounded by tough fibers to protect the seeds. It is these fibers that humans harvest and transform into cotton fabric.